1. **State the problem:** Subtract the expression $(3.5x - 10)$ from $(4.5x - 5)$, i.e., compute $(4.5x - 5) - (3.5x - 10)$.
2. **Recall the subtraction rule:** When subtracting expressions, distribute the minus sign to each term in the second parentheses: $(a - b) - (c - d) = a - b - c + d$.
3. **Apply the rule:**
$$(4.5x - 5) - (3.5x - 10) = 4.5x - 5 - 3.5x + 10$$
4. **Combine like terms:**
- Combine the $x$ terms: $4.5x - 3.5x = 1x$
- Combine the constants: $-5 + 10 = 5$
5. **Write the simplified expression:**
$$x + 5$$
6. **Conclusion:** The result of the subtraction is $x + 5$.
Therefore, the correct choice is **$x + 5$**.
Subtract Expressions
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